[5] Banks was listed as the executive producer along with Jasmine Stodel, Clinton Irey, Hayley Lozitsky, David St. John, Rob Schwarze, and Ollie Brack.

The series, "which follows five teens as they get ready for an iconic drag showcase", shows performers and their families as they prepare for Dragutante, which is held in Denver, Colorado.

"[8]Following are the names and ages of the performers at time of filming:[9] The series was released on the Discovery+ streaming platform on June 1, 2022, the first day of Pride Month.

"[18] The Advocate stated the tweet is "in keeping with the right’s current — deeply cynical and homophobic — midterm strategy of equating anything LGBTQ-related to grooming and pedophilia.

"[18] Christian Broadcasting Network writer Billy Hallowell wrote a highly critical review, stating "This tragic move [to create the show] comes amid increased debate over the impact of LGBTQ content on children.

This series ups the ante on Hollywood’s presentation of such content and continues the cultural narrative of pushing back against biblical truths and norms.

"[20] Bobby Burack of Outkick wrote, "Good to see Discovery trying to follow in the footsteps of Cuties on Netflix, another perverted show that sexualizes minors.